Digital public services are an imperative. Learn how ‘change agents’ can help the public sector to digitally transform with the Microsoft Change Agent training programme in June 2023.
To be honest, much of the functionality built into Windows 10 (security, for instance) fades into the background for me as a user, and it wasn’t until I dug a little bit deeper – the kind of due diligence that IT managers, CIOs and CSOs do – that I gained a better appreciation for just how sophisticated Windows Defender ATP really is.
With its launch on 7th September Microsoft was officially the first global cloud provider to offer a complete and trusted cloud solution from data centres in the UK. And while we’ve gotten off to a fast start, the momentum just keeps building.
In this post we’ve showcased seven of the best micro:bit projects that you can create today, and whether you’re working with beginner, intermediate or more experienced children, you’ll find a project to suit your needs.
Clinician and healthcare professionals can save up to £100 on select Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book devices.*
To understand what impact this era of digital transformation is having at a time of great uncertainty in the British economy, Microsoft has conducted the largest study of business and IT leaders to date around this subject.
Ahead of next week's EHI Live exhibition we are pleased to share a post from Microsoft Partner Village exhibitor Cloud2, that explores its role in the ongoing digital transformation at Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust.
What can Windows 10 offer to public sector organisations to make them more efficient?
How are the latest technology innovations helping shape the cities of the future?
Microsoft in Health is pleased to be exhibiting at EHI Live 2016 on stand IB60, where we will be joined by a partner village full of innovative solutions, ranging from hybrid mail to complete intranet and BI solutions. You can find full details of the Microsoft Partners exhibiting in the village within this blog.
If you’ve been keeping up with IT and business journals, you’ve probably noticed an uptick in mentions of Industry 4.0 (aka the Fourth Revolution).
Empowering government digital transformation that builds economic growth, broadens social inclusion, drives good governance and achieves better citizen outcomes.
The UK is leading the way in terms of mobile broadband connectivity and ordering good or services online. But when it comes to citizens interacting with public authorities online, the UK ranks second to last.
